In The Eyes Of Mountains
from Pulp by Left Aligned
about
In The Eyes Of Mountains is sort of a genera bending project, i wanted to create an alternate environment that did not coincide with the rest of the album while still being part of it. This song is all about human perception and the irrelevance of the individual in a broad scheme. To the powerful the common people look weak, to the common man the powerful look unhappy. The perceptions of society are an inconclusive circle when looked at from a more broad perception become irrelevant.
lyrics
In the eyes of mountains
we look so small
if i was born a different man
i wouldn't know
i wouldn't know
In the eyes of mountains
we look so small
If he were here i would not fear
i would not fear
i would not fear
In the eyes of anthills
we look so tall
throw me in the pits below
and i will crawl
i will crawl
In the eyes of anthills
we look so tall
If one day i did fly high
i'd search the skies
i'd search the skies
we look so small
if i was born a different man
i wouldn't know
i wouldn't know
In the eyes of mountains
we look so small
If he were here i would not fear
i would not fear
i would not fear
In the eyes of anthills
we look so tall
throw me in the pits below
and i will crawl
i will crawl
In the eyes of anthills
we look so tall
If one day i did fly high
i'd search the skies
i'd search the skies
credits
from Pulp,
released December 15, 2014
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Left Aligned Denton, Texas
My name is Austin Longbine, this is my solo project. I record, mix, and master everything in various practice rooms, closets and bedrooms across Texas.
discography
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Mar 2016 -
Dec 2014 -
Feb 2014 -
Nov 2013
contact / help
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